What we build
We work on Frappe and ERPNext — extending what the platform already does well, rather than rebuilding it. Four kinds of engagement, often combined.
Custom applications
When the process you run has no product built for it.
Built to your process
The system follows how your business actually operates, including the exceptions that off-the-shelf software forces you to work around.
On a real platform
Users, roles, permissions, workflow, audit trail, reporting and print formats come from the framework — not reinvented and not half-finished.
Yours to keep
Standard Frappe apps in a standard structure. Any competent Frappe developer can pick up the code after us.
Integrations
When the data already exists, just not where it's needed.
| API integrations | Two-way connections to the systems around your ERP — suppliers, payment providers, logistics, banking, e-commerce, or another internal system. |
| Scheduled syncs | Background jobs that move and reconcile data on a schedule, with the retry and logging needed to know when something didn't land. |
| Webhooks and events | Reacting to changes as they happen rather than polling for them. |
| Data migration | Getting history out of the previous system and into the new one, mapped and validated rather than dumped. |
| Error handling | The unglamorous part that decides whether an integration is trustworthy: what happens when the other end is down, slow, or returns something unexpected. |
Custom modules
When your ERP is mostly right, but missing something specific.
New DocTypes and workflows
Additional record types, approval chains and states that sit inside your existing ERP and behave like the rest of it.
Reports and dashboards
Query and script reports, print formats and dashboards built against your real data model.
Automation
Server scripts, scheduled tasks and notifications that remove the manual steps people currently remember to do.
Customisation that survives upgrades
Done through the framework's own extension points, so a platform update doesn't undo the work.
Documentation and support
Every app we develop and sell ships with written documentation — what it does, how to switch it on, how each setting behaves, and what to check when something looks wrong.
Not sure which of these you need?
That's a normal place to start. Describe the problem and we'll work out the shape of the solution with you.